We were up bright and early for our last day in WDW. They were having EMH at Epcot, so we decided to take advantage of short waits, and, hopefully, most of the runners being GONE!
We ate breakfast at the Artist's Palatte at SSR. I left a drawing on one of the little easels located throughout the seating area:
We drove over to BWV again to park, then walked into our favorite 'secret' entrance to WS. The weather was eerie... low clouds, misty... well, here.. look for yourself!
Notice anything missing?
Spaceship Earth!! It was gone... just hiding out in the clouds!
We went right on through the fog and meandered over to Test Track. There was NO ONE there. Seriously, we walked right into an empty queue!
Here is Matt enjoying the freedom:
And here we are enjoying our own car:
We, well,
I took a quick flight to Mars:
On our Undiscovered FW tour, we learned that when they began offering two sides to this ride (green and orange) that they actually DECREASED the intensity of the orange, even after offering the wimpy green. I KNEW it wasn't as intense as when I first rode it!!! And Matt still gets woogedy, even though orange really isn't as bad as it used to be... daggone law suits...
Next stop, a quick bathroom break:
What SOOZE?!?! What are you doing taking a picture of the inside of your bathroom stall?!
Well, it just so happened that this bathroom was in Innoventions, it was completely empty (Kinda like the rest of Future World that morning), and while I was doing my deed, all I could hear was the wonderful music that they play in the FW area... just me, my thoughts, my stall, and my FW music... sounds heavenly to me!
So, I took a picture of it, so I could remember!
Next stop, Spaceship Earth. Our mission today was to check out the exit exhibits. We usually blow past this, but knew that this hi-tech kind of stuff was exactly what our son would LOVE! So after we took deep breaths of burning Rome, found our two hidden-Mickeys, and created our own future:
(don't ask about the funky thing sticking out of my head.. I have NO idea!)
... we played with the Siemens stuff afterward. Sorry, no pictures, but we did have a great time playing with the stuff!! Tyson is going to love it, so we got excited thinking about being able to bring him here... soon!!
It was getting close to lunch and I was dying for Chinese. Matt can't do that stuff, so we split up around WS. He went right to get fish and chips, I went left for some sweet and sour chicken. We planned on meeting at the American Pavillion. I had to wait entirely too long for my food! No fault of the CMs, just the large, unDisneyeducated family in front of me who obviously didn't decided what they all wanted before stepping up to the cashier...
By the time I hiked it over to America, Matt was waiting at a table for me, with NO FOOD! Guess the fish and chips place didn't open for an early lunch. He settled on a good ol' American burger. Here's my entree:
For the rest of the afternoon, we did what Matt and Susie do best...
LISTEN TO VOICES OF LIBERTY!! Over and over and over!!!
We approached the lead lady the first time we saw them this weekend and asked if they would have the personnel to do "Golden Dream". I guess it takes a LARGE ensemble to pull this piece off. She said she didn't think so, so we figured we'd go YET AGAIN without hearing this piece live.
We were surprised, though, to see a HUGE group today. We were counting the sopranos and Matt said, "They have THREE today... they are SO doing Golden Dream!!" So we anxioulsy waited... through four sets.. and ...
No Golden Dream. It is an AMAZING song!
VOICES of LIBERTY-GOLDEN DREAM
And with that... we were done. Time to make the long trek back to the car... The good part about leaving was that we really were missing the kids. We were also getting very excited about our upcoming trip during Spring Break.
Thanks so much for hangin' out for this extended Live report!
Sure hope to see you on my newest TR... coming soon!!